Use Knowledge to find previous decisions
Use Knowledge to revisit summaries of earlier project work.
Last updated 16 September 2026
Use Knowledge to revisit summaries of earlier project work.
Before you start
Knowledge contains agent summaries rather than a complete copy of every conversation. Use it to find prior context, then verify important details against the original work and current files.
Knowledge offers a search field and project filter. This demo project has no saved agent summaries yet, so the screen explains when they become available.
Step by step
Open Settings → Brain → Knowledge.
Choose the project whose previous work you want to inspect. Check the project filter before assuming a summary is missing.
Search for a distinctive term from the task, outcome, or decision. Try a broader phrase if the exact wording does not produce a match.
Read a relevant summary and identify the outcome, limitations, and follow-up work it describes.
Compare the recalled decision with the current repository or original conversation before relying on it for a new change. Explain any new constraints when you start the next agent request.
What to expect
You can recover useful context from past work without treating an old summary as the current source of truth.
Troubleshooting and useful details
An empty project view is expected until summaries are available. Choro’s empty state explains that summaries appear after an agent finishes, ships, or rejoins. The screenshot shows that initial state and its search and project controls. Changing the project filter may reveal a different set of summaries; an empty view is not proof that all conversation history is gone.